Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you a million times thank you. This is a valuable bit of tips for using what I have efficiently. I appreciate the breakdown in formulating.
So glad you found it useful. The next video will be all about mystery yarn and figuring out what it is (dk, worsted, bulky) . Hopefully it will come in handy with your stash 🙌🏻
@@PlayHookywithMe thanks so much. 🥰 I wanted to incorporate my name into the name of my teeny tiny business, so I came up with this. (My name is Bess, so Stitchin’ is the Besst was born 😉)
Great explaination thank you however I find it quite interetsing you chose to use Grams and yards and not G and Cm. For me I never understand why any one thinks Inches are simpler. So being British and of a certain age I was taught both because decimalisation was introduced into the UK when I was at school. CM are just so much easier to divide or multiply because its always a whole unit of ten so the maths is always really very easy, who does not know their ten times tables? A Metre is just over a yard so when buying fabric you get more for a project. I also think MM are easier to get exact measurements that eights or sixteenths of inches but hey just me. Try out measuring in CM and see if you are converted to the dark side 😂
@@PlayHookywithMe I guess not. I am looking or considering to sell crochet blankets, and would like for someone to demonstrate or show the formula in their video and not just tell how to price your blankets. I haven't came one that I understand. Could you please consider doing a video step by step how to price your crochet projects?
@@kaycee6036 oh, I see. Yes, this wouldn’t work for that. I won’t be doing a video like that because I don’t sell my work but I would recommend you look around to see how much people are charging for their blankets they’ve made on Etsy to get a general idea of what the average prices are. It will all depend a lot on how much you’ve paid for your yarn. And then give yourself some pay for the time it took for you to make it. For example, if you spend 50 dollars on the yarn you’ll definitely want to charge more than that to make your money back. Maybe something like 75 to 100 dollars depending on how long it took to make. Here is an article that might help. It’s very in depth but you might find something that helps : eyeloveknots.com/2019/05/how-to-fairly-price-crocheted-knitted-items.html
Hey everyone- I hope you find this calculation useful. It's a lot of fun and really easy when you get the hang of it! xx
With the price of yarn this is great. I have never seen it done this way. I stumble and play it by ear. You're great! ☮️🌍🌲
Thanks so much , Jennie! 🧶💕👏🏻
This is PERFECT for calculating yardage of my handspun that I forgot to measure when winding onto the niddy noddy! Thank you SO much!
Wonderful!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻 so happy it can help 😀
@@PlayHookywithMe
wonderfully useful video. Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you so much for this video!! This is so helpful! ! Thanks again! 💕🧶
Great, I’m so glad you think so! Thank you 💕🙌🏻
Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you a million times thank you. This is a valuable bit of tips for using what I have efficiently. I appreciate the breakdown in formulating.
Oh good! I’m so glad you found it helpful! 😀
This is genius and will save me so much money by using my partial balls of yarn😄thank you so much! 🥰
Again, excellent.
So glad for this reminder. I totally forgot how to do it. 🙄 THANKYOU❣
You’re so welcome 😀💕
My mind is blown this is so so so helpful and well explained thank you so much!
So happy you found it useful, thanks! 😀💕
this infomation is so helpful. thank you very much
thank you!
Awesome, thank you so much,definitely saving this information, I have so much yarn given to me that I don’t know what I have
So glad you found it useful. The next video will be all about mystery yarn and figuring out what it is (dk, worsted, bulky) . Hopefully it will come in handy with your stash 🙌🏻
If math had been taught to me like this - using yarn and doing something useful! I would have loved math!!!! Thank you!
Oh awesome 😀 I’m so glad you found it useful. Same on math at school 🤣🙌🏻💕
This is so helpful!! Most of the time I don't have enough yarn !! 🥰🧶🌻
Thank you! 😀🧶❤️
Great video! Great teaching! 🥰🥰
Thank you so much -btw-love your user name! 🙌🏻💕
@@PlayHookywithMe thanks so much. 🥰 I wanted to incorporate my name into the name of my teeny tiny business, so I came up with this. (My name is Bess, so Stitchin’ is the Besst was born 😉)
@@Stitchin_is_the_Besst 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕 so clever !
you had an advertisement for New Zealand on your wool video :) made me laugh. great work from Captain Raw
😆😂👏🏻great 👍🏻
@@PlayHookywithMe i subbed your channel ♡
@@TheAustralianHealthShow I appreciate it - I assume you crochet then?
@@PlayHookywithMe i like latch hook but its fun to see different things :)
Thank you!
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Wow very cool.thank you
Thank you ! 😀
Excellent explanation! Thank-you!
Thank you ! 😀💕
wow amazing sharing . Thanks for sharing
Keep going
Best wishes 🎁👍🙏
Thank you ! 😀
Thanks for the information.
Such good information in this video, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! 😀
This is great and so helpful! Thank you so much.
Thanks so much!
Thank you very very much 🥰
My God, you are so awesome. TfS!❤😂
So glad it helped!! 👏🏻👏🏻🤗💕
Excellent, Thankyou 😊
Appreciate it ! 💕
Awesome! Thank you!
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Great explaination thank you however I find it quite interetsing you chose to use Grams and yards and not G and Cm. For me I never understand why any one thinks Inches are simpler. So being British and of a certain age I was taught both because decimalisation was introduced into the UK when I was at school. CM are just so much easier to divide or multiply because its always a whole unit of ten so the maths is always really very easy, who does not know their ten times tables? A Metre is just over a yard so when buying fabric you get more for a project. I also think MM are easier to get exact measurements that eights or sixteenths of inches but hey just me. Try out measuring in CM and see if you are converted to the dark side 😂
Thank you for sharing !
Would you use the same calculation if you want to sell like a blanket, etc.?
I’m not sure I understand your question . How would you want to apply it to selling a blanket?
@@PlayHookywithMe I guess not. I am looking or considering to sell crochet blankets, and would like for someone to demonstrate or show the formula in their video and not just tell how to price your blankets. I haven't came one that I understand. Could you please consider doing a video step by step how to price your crochet projects?
@@kaycee6036 oh, I see. Yes, this wouldn’t work for that.
I won’t be doing a video like that because I don’t sell my work but I would recommend you look around to see how much people are charging for their blankets they’ve made on Etsy to get a general idea of what the average prices are.
It will all depend a lot on how much you’ve paid for your yarn. And then give yourself some pay for the time it took for you to make it.
For example, if you spend 50 dollars on the yarn you’ll definitely want to charge more than that to make your money back. Maybe something like 75 to 100 dollars depending on how long it took to make.
Here is an article that might help.
It’s very in depth but you might find something that helps :
eyeloveknots.com/2019/05/how-to-fairly-price-crocheted-knitted-items.html
What if you do not have the label?
I share how to do that too